12 Questions You Can Only Answer If You're From Maryland

Old Bay is a heavenly blend of herbs and spices. It's what dreams are made of.

Corn, popcorn, fries, eggs, potatoes, seafood, chicken... need I go on?

Maryland weather is unpredictable. One day it's 70 degrees, and the next day it's 40. It's best to always have a sweatshirt on hand, just in case.

Traffic is abundant in Maryland and we're used to it. If you want to get anywhere, you need to learn to switch lanes quickly.

It's never-ending. But it's comforting to know that our tax dollars are at work... somehow.

Each person picks 'em a bit differently, but I find that it's best to twist at the joints. A mallet is rarely needed but a good knife comes in handy.

While the Ravens are Maryland's team, some people also root for the Redskins. And believe it or not, many residents in the western region are die hard Steelers fans.

This is a loaded question. Baltimore has its crime, but it also has nice areas like the harbor, Mount Vernon, and Federal Hill. The cultural festivals and artsy atmosphere are also worth checking out.

It's a vintage hairstyle, and also a term of endearment.

Maryland has a little bit of everything and that's why its nickname is America in Miniature. Mountains, the ocean, the bay, forests, wetlands, and rural areas are just some of the natural terrain. We have cities as well as small towns. Both outdoor enthusiasts and urban dwellers can find a plethora of things to do and explore.

Technically, Maryland is below the Mason Dixon Line, so south.

JUST LOOK AT IT! Wouldn't you be, too?